După genocidul armenilor, Turciei i se cere să recunoască și masacrarea în masă a unei alte populații

Greek President Konstantinos Tasoulas urged Turkey to acknowledge the genocide of Pontic Greeks, highlighting historical persecution and expulsion in the early 20th century. He emphasized the need for recognition to combat ethnic cleansing in modern times. The Greek-speaking population in Anatolia faced severe oppression, leading to their near-total disappearance by 1923. Many descendants now reside in Macedonia, Greece. Turkey's refusal to recognize the Armenian genocide further complicates its international standing.